Phoneme for Uttrabhadra - Pada 4

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Dear List,

 

I am looking for phoneme asscoiated with Uttrabhadra nakshtra, Pada 4- rashi

Pisces. After loking at various sources, I got following different phoneme:

 

a. Da

b. Tra

c. Nya

 

I am confused, which is the correct? Can experienced gurus help me here?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Regards

 

KG

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Shri. KG:

 

Each nakshatra has 4 aksharas as initial letter of the name and

some letters as follow-on letters. People usually give more

prominence to the initial phoneme.

 

For Uttarabhadra nakshatra, the phonemes are : thu (as in thumburu,

tulasi, etc.),gnya (as in Gnyaana), cha (as in Chandi, chamundi,etc.)

and Shri (as in Shrividya).

 

For the 4th pada, Shri is the right phoneme for the beginning of the

name.

 

The follow on syllables which can be somewhere in the name are Gnya

and "ya".

 

Thus you can keep names like Shripriya, Shrividya, Shreya, Shrinithya,

or whatever you feel.

 

These are only guidelines and kindly note that this is not mandatory

even by tradition. Somehow this view has gained currency now-a-days.

The purpose of these phonemes in the olden days was to predict effects

to persons without horoscopes. Based on the phonemes of the name, the

person's naama nakshatra (nakshatra effects due to the phonemes in the

name) was found and then the transit effects or other minor

predictions given to the person without a horoscope.

 

Whether you want to keep it with the phonemes in mind or not is up to

you. Tradition does not force you to do either. This can be

confirmed from the fact that NONE of the avatars including Shri Raama

or Shri Krishna were named according to this scheme.

 

Blessed be.

 

vedic astrology, KG <kngcl> wrote:

>

> Dear List,

>

> I am looking for phoneme asscoiated with Uttrabhadra nakshtra,

Pada 4- rashi Pisces. After loking at various sources, I got following

different phoneme:

>

> a. Da

> b. Tra

> c. Nya

>

> I am confused, which is the correct? Can experienced gurus help me

here?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Regards

>

> KG

>

>

>

> Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover

> Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!

>

>

>